Evening Standard - 2017-06-21

• STRIPPED OF HER POWER
• Thousands seek park
• Commuters endure ‘cattle truck’ trains
• Tackling toxic air will be priority for Government, says Gove
• Polluting cars face more charges as Khan plans green London by 2050
• Man shot with Taser by police who were called to ‘attack’ at mosque
• I feared for my son’s life . . . he has been traumatise­d by terror strike
• Labour is ready to take power as a government in waiting, says Corbyn
• After pared-back Queen’s Speech
• Billionair­e Uber chief made to quit by shareholde­rs
• Dream home descends into court nightmare
• Celine is more than the Queen of Vegas
• Fire victims to be rehoused in £2bn complex in Kensington
• Lloyds give £500k as our appeal for families hits £4.5m
• Trains ran past inferno site for two days before risk of falling debris was realised
• The challenge facing a weak administra­tion
• Her Majesty desperatel­y needs a government. Has anyone seen it?
• Keep the Dubs Amendment and give hope to the refugee children
• Politician­s underestim­ate the value of green spaces in a great city like London
• Fat Duck chef has a quackers rant at vegans
• Gimme shelter is the cry at the Serpentine
• Trump triumphant as Democrats lose £40m race for Congress seat
• French anti-sleaze minister quits over financial scandal
• Saudi king names his son as new crown prince
• London, like my mixed faith marriage, needs respect and love
• Who lives nearby, this show of unity showed that there is nowhere better to bring up his children
• Batty riot of leather and dodgy hairdos
• VISCOUNT FACES TRIAL ACCUSED OF MENACING COMMUNICAT­IONS ON FACEBOOK
• Ride out the heat rave
• Ching hosts one-off feast to enjoy with tequila from Clooney
• If you see a man in a hat singing as he walks … it’s Art Garfunkel
• Landlord caught in council home scam when he locked out tenants
• The latest stage in London’s avo-lution is craftwork as elaborate scenes are sculpted into your fruit, says
• Artvocado toast
• Arsenal pies on the prize
• Cold comfort charms London
• Mexing it up
• We must not let terrorists deny our right to worship
• Carry on Sargent
• Darkly comic portrait of a family in flux
• Devilment and delivery keep the magic alive
• Berkeley: Capital needs 200,000 more builders
• We mustn’t rush to judge if Barclays was a hero or villain
• Doorstep lender sounds an alert after overhaul misfires
• Hammond gets a fillip on UK deficit at lowest for nine years
• Diamond dealing despite SFO shock for colleagues
• Our economy is held back by a short-term culture of bonuses
• Honda factory is hit after it falls victim to WannaCry
• Cannes we fix it? Ad agencies jolted as Silicon Valley moves in on their turf
• BP and Shell on the slide thanks to oil price plunge
• Sky’s report hopes to make a big splash
• St George primed for Gold again
• Roy will be looking to prove Eoin was wrong
• His Lion kings
• Murray could put on an unexpected exhibition after shock exit at Queen’s
• NO EXCUSES FOR MY SHOCK LOSS, SAYS MURRAY
• Lions skipper Warburton likely to start First Test on the sidelines
• No wildcard for Willis but Robson gets her chance

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